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July | 2017

The

BugleThe Newsletter of the Breckenridge Estates Homeowners Association

From the BoardSubmitted by Scott Barenbrugge for BEHOA

Now that the summer months are upon us, we thought it might be a goodtime to remind our residents about some of the rules and regulationsand maintenance requirements for members in the community.

First, a couple of rules and regulations to keep in mind. Pursuant to Section 7 ofthe Declaration, all garbage cans are to be stored or kept within homes orgarages, except on garbage pick up days. This means that garbage cans are notbe stored outside, including in front of garages, on porches or on the side ofhomes.

In accordance with Section 3 of the Declaration, no exterior building, wall, fenceor other structure may be erected or altered unless the construction plans andspecifications have been submitted to and approved by the Architectural ReviewCommittee or unless submission is waived by the committee. As a reminder, nopools (above or in‐ground) are permitted.

Second, members are responsible to maintain the condition of their lots. Duringthe warmer months, yards should be well maintained, including regular mowingand weeding of yards and maintenance of existing landscaping. Weeds,underbrush, fallen tree limbs, and other unsightly objects should be promptlyremoved.

We encourage all members to review the regulations contained in theDeclaration which posted on the Association’s website atBreckenridgeestates.org. Please help us maintain the beauty of our community.

Have a Safe and Enjoyable Summer!

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Chris Allt 2503-2512 Swandyke Ct., 904, 908, 983-0835

920, 924 Gateshead, 804-812

Leverenz Rd. (15 homes)

Meg Shields 2603-2636 Regency Ct. (13 homes) 305-0078

Vivian Williamson 703-736 Gateshead Dr. (16 homes) 416-7450

VACANT 703-728 Colorado Ct. (14 homes)

Pam Prosser 707-736 DeLasalle Ct. (13 homes) 416-0744

Val Ito 707-716 Lindholm Ct., 2723 Wendy 961-3343

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VACANT 2603-2624 Wendy Dr. (9 homes)

VACANT 2703-2752 Wendy Dr. (excluding

2723 Wendy Dr. (22 homes)

VACANT 2812-2855 Breckenridge Ln.

(16 homes)

Aileen Hannigan 2739-2768 Breckenridge Ln. 718-1861

(16 homes)

Nancy Huennekens 2704-2736 Breckenridge Ln. 983-0968

(12 homes)

Nancy Doddridge 2603-2636 Breckenridge Ln. 778-2401

(17 homes)

VACANT 703-732 Mesa Dr. (14 homes) 637-8085

Hale Landes 2731-2804 Cheyenne Dr., 357-8202

2803 & 2772 Breckenridge Ln. (12 homes)

Ted Soltys 2707-2724 Cheyenne Dr. (6 homes)

Carol Zeidlhack 559-636 DeLasalle Ave. (15 homes) 416-2570

VACANT 623 Wendy, 607, 611 Gateshead,

VACANT 2508-2515 Winter Park Ct. 579-4660

(10 homes)

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(15 homes)

VACANT 2703-2708 San Luis Ct. (4 homes) 305-3096

VACANT 604-631 Steamboat Rd. (12 homes)

Michael Tardella 804-840 Pueblo Ct. (16 homes) 355-5283

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Landscape Chairperson Dana Bern [email protected]

Breakers Swim Team Pam Brinker

Social Committee Elizabeth Quinn 630-428-4285

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Carole Jones 773-251-4932

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Pool & Tennis Clubhouse 630-420-2535

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CLUBHOUSE RENTAL

All Clubhouse rentals are coordinated through

Cheryl Brunetti. Anyone interested in booking the

Clubhouse for a private rental must contact Cheryl

directly at [email protected]. A contract,

lease agreement and key prior to your rental will be

provided. The signed contract, rental fee and

security deposit must be returned to Cheryl to

confirm your booking. Any and all neighborhood

functions requiring use of the Clubhouse must also

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axãá to ShareIn recent weeks, we believe a lightning storm shortedout the crossovers in the outdoor speakers that wereinstalled last year at the pool. Our AV contractor hasordered new speakers under warranty. Please bear withus as we wait to get the system back up and running.

Will County DOT intends to begin grading on the eastside of the Plainfield‐Naper and Breckenridge Laneintersection by the end of July, with intersectionimprovements to follow. The entrance will be changedfrom a full‐access to right‐in/right‐out only. We areworking with our landscapingcontractors to salvage hardscapematerials and will be restoring theentrance features next spring.Thank you for your patience whilethis work is performed.

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CLEMENTINE JICAMA SALAD

Want to try a new salad this summer? Trust me, you will love this delicious refreshing Clementine JicamaSalad for your next cookout or dinner party. What is Jicama? It’s a wonderfully juicy, sweet, and nutty tuberwith a distinct crunch. Jicama is described perfectly as a savory apple.

1/2 teaspoon chopped garlic1/4 cup fresh lime juice6 tablespoons olive oil1/2 teaspoon sugar8 clementines, peeled and cut crosswise into 1/4‐inch‐thick slices1 pound jicama, peeled and cut into 1/4‐inch‐thick matchsticks (3 cups)1 small red onion, thinly sliced3/4 cup packed cilantro sprigs1/2 cup crumbled queso fresco or mild feta

Mince and mash garlic to a paste with 1/2 teaspoon salt, then whisk together with lime juice, oil, sugar, and1/2 teaspoon pepper in a large bowl. Just before serving, add clementines, jicama, onion, and cilantro andgently toss. Season with salt. Sprinkle with cheese. Vinaigrette dressing can be made 4 hours ahead and keptat room temperature. Clementines, jicama, and onion can be cut 4 hours ahead and chilled.

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Now to October 28 ‐ Naperville Farmer’sMarketThe Naperville Farmer's Market is arain/shine event that is held every Saturdaystarting Saturday, June 3 and endingSaturday, October 28 in the parking lot of5th Avenue Station. Hours of operation are 7am to 12 pm; we are a pet‐free market. Wehave over 25 vendors that offer anythingfrom produce, to meat, to flowers, alongwith hot coffee. For more [email protected] orwww.facebook.com/Naperville‐Farmers‐Market‐1746815325539720/

Every Wednesday from Now throughSeptembere 20 ‐ Farmers Market at St.John's Episcopal Church24+ vendors selling fresh fruits andvegetables, honey, flowers, fresh fish/crabcakes, baked goods, kettle corn, juices, jams,salsas, meats, eggs, olive oils, and so muchmore from 3 ‐ 7 pm. The Naperville PublicLibrary joins us each week with a craft forour youngest patrons. 750 Aurora Avenue inNaperville.

July 16, 23 & 30 ‐ Concerts in Your ParkThe Naperville Park District is pleased toannounce the band lineup for the 15thseason of its popular Concerts in Your Parkseries, presented by Continental Motors ofNaperville.Concerts in Your Park is a free, Sundayevening summer music series that travels toselect Naperville parks featuring talentedbands from the Chicago area that appeal toaudiences of all ages. . The 2017 schedule isas follows:• July 16 ‐ Ashbury Park, 1740 Conan DoyleRoad ‐ The Hat Guys• July 23 ‐ Rotary Hill, 443 Aurora Avenue ‐Midwest Dueling Pianos• July 30 ‐ Buttonwood Park, 801Buttonwood Circle ‐ 28 Days

July 12, 19, 26 ‐ Open Bike NightChildren between the ages of 3 and 10 areinvited to bring their bikes to Safety Townlocated at 1320 Aurora Avenue in Napervillefrom 5 to 7 pm and practice safe bike ridingon the streets of this miniature city. Whileriding, participants practice many of thebasic rules of safe bicycling, including ridingsingle file, stopping and looking both ways atintersections, using correct hand signals andfollowing road signs and signals. The cost is$5.00 per child. Additionally, children mayrent a Kettcar® for $3 if they would ratherride one of Safety Town’s small 4‐wheeledbikes. Adult supervision is required. Allchildren must wear a bike helmet. TheNaperville Police Department will offerhelmet fitting sessions to ensure thateveryone’s helmet is properly adjusted for asafe ride. For information, contact eitherSydney Zuhn of Safety Town [email protected] or MaryBrowning of NPD [email protected].

July 14 ‐ John FogertyAn American musician and singer‐songwriter, Fogerty is a rock icon. As thelead singer and lead guitarist of CreedenceClearwater Revival, Fogerty’s prolificsongwriting helped pen some of the mostmemorable songs in rock and roll. He hasbeen inducted into both the Rock and RollHall of Fame as well as the Songwriters Hallof Fame. Price: $55 at 8 pm, RiverEdge Park,360 N Broadway St. in Aurora.

July 15 ‐ CabCab (a.k.a. Cabernet Cabaret)Concert Series ‐ British InvasionCabCab is an open‐air music event held onArranmore’s expansive lawn and guests aretreated to an eclectic mix of musicperformed by localperformers who havecome together to form the one‐of‐a‐kindcover band of your dreams! Everyone isencouraged to bring food, drinks, blankets,chairs and even tables. Whether you decide

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Beautiful Chicagolandto make your evening about cocktails andcrudités or beer and brats, you are sure tohave a great time! 8 ‐ 10:30pm (gates openat 6:30 pm) Arranmore Farm & Polo Club, 34Rance Road, Oswego. Price ranges from $20‐$50, children 13 and under are free. Topurchase ticketshttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/cabcab‐british‐invasion‐tickets‐33392554028. Price:$20 ‐ $50.

July 20 ‐ Steve Miller Band with PeterFramptonRock‐n‐roll legends the Steve Miller Bandwith special guest, rock‐n‐roll legend PeterFrampton at 7:30 pm. Steve and companyare jumping into their catalogue of hits fromthe 60s, 70s and 80s from “Quicksilver Girl”and “Sweet Maree” to “The Joker,” “JetAirliner” and “Abracadabra.” And kicking offthe night is the man that turned rock musicupside down in 1976 with the release of“Frampton Comes Alive.” Price: $45 ‐ $55 at RiverEdge Park, 360 N Broadway St. inAurora.

July 22 ‐ Rockin' For the Troops 2017Rockin’ For the Troops is Operation SupportOur Troops‐America’s biggest fundraiser ofthe year, this year Rock and Roll Hall ofFamers Lynyrd Skynyrd will bethe headlining band. Well‐known Motown Tribute Band,The Voices, will return, AylaBrown will perform patrioticinspired songs and countrymusic, and a local rock and rollband, the Empty Pockets willround out the lineup. Gateswill open at 2 pm with stageentertainment starting at 2:30pm. There will be a fireworks display atapproximately 10 pm. Guests are invited tobring collection items for Christmasstockings for the troops serving overseas.Please visit RockinForTheTroops.org formore information about the concert, as wellas to purchase tickets. Northwestern

Medicine Field ‐ Home of the Kane CountyCougars34 W 002 Cherry Lane, Geneva.

July 23 ‐ 2017 Naperville Pancreatic CancerResearch WalkThe 2017 Naperville Pancreatic CancerResearch Walk takes place from 8 am ‐ 12pm. Every dollar raised goes directly toresearch. Please join us! This is a family andpet friendly event, and the route is handicapand stroller accessible. Please email AnnZediker at [email protected] with anyquestions. Naperville Grand Pavilion 500 W. Jackson Avenue in Naperville www.2017napervillewalk.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1169603

July 26 ‐ 30 ‐ Dupage County FairAnimal and 4‐H exhibits, student art contest,demolition derby and rodeo. More musicalvenues and home brew contest from 8 amto 11 pm. www.dupagecountyfair.org. Price:$4 ‐ $10. Free for kids under 3 and seniorsafter 3 pm Wednesday through Friday.DuPage County Fairgrounds, 2015Manchester Rd., Wheaton.

July 28 ‐ AlabamaDozens of number one hits, 7 multi‐

platinum albums, 2 GrammyAward wins from a total of 13nominations, and they’re stillrocking. Alabama has beenblasting out its fusion ofcountry, rock, bluegrass andpop for more than fourdecades with barely anybreaks. With classic songs like“Mountain Music,” “Feels SoRight” and “The Closer You

Get,” these guys aren’t just country singers,they’re country legends that have universalappeal to all music fans. Be a part of historyonly at RiverEdge Park, 360 N Broadway St.,Aurora 8 pm. Price: $55.

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JULY 11 -ENTERTAINING IN THEGARDEN ‐ 6:30 pm,Aurora, $5. This month’sTipsy Tomato Tuesdayfeatures ways to bringthe garden into theparty. Call 630‐355‐4000to register.

JULY 15: SUMMERCONTAINER MAKE &TAKE - 1 pm, Bothlocations, Cost ofmaterials. Our containerdesigners will show yousome amazing summercombinations for aninstant pop of color andhelp you pick out andplant up yours.

JULY 22 - HYDRANGEAHOW-TO - 1 pm, Aurora,Free ‐ There are so manyvarieties of hydrangeas.We’ll walk you throughthe different types andgive you the informationyou need to pick theright one for yourgarden.

JULY 29 - GROWINGREWARDS MEMBERCELEBRATION - 12‐4pm, Aurora, Free ‐ It’sour annual party to saythank you to ourcustomers with specials,treats, and moresurprises.



Pet TalesBy the Naperville Area Humane Society

Figaro | 6Y 6M | Male | Domestic ShorthairFigaro here to tell you why you should adopt a mellow, laid‐back cat like me. I’ll be a clean and pretty quietroommate, which is hard to find these days if you ask me. I love to be brushed and have my ears scratched, itfeels so good! I’m working on losing a few pounds so I can be in tip top physical health. I hope my new familywill be able to help me reach my goal. I have lived with cats before, but I don’t know about those other largeand loud animals called dogs. I’ve also lived with young children before. I can’t wait for you to see just howamazing I am.

Iris | 3Y 2M | Female | Unknown Parentage ‐ LargeMy name is Iris, and nothing would make me happier than having a family to share my days with. Myfavorite thing is spending time with my people, playing, snuggling, or just hanging out and watching TV. I dotend to get a bit excited when we play, and I can be a rowdy, so I think children in my new home should haveprevious experience with larger, playful dogs. I might enjoy living with another dog, but no cats for me. Iris isthe first dog to enroll in Project Pawsitive Future. The youth trainers have successfully taught her skills suchas walking with a leash, sit, down, stay, and even giving her paw. Iris is very well trained and has been adelight for not just the youth trainers, but also the other youth and staff.

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Paws for Tales 5K Run/WalkJoin the Naperville Area Humane Society for the first Paws for Tales 5K Run/Walk!

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Register online atNapervilleAreaHumaneSociety.org

If you have questions, please contact Kristen Funk, the Humane EducationManager at 630-420-8989 ext. 117 or

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Paws for Tales is an animal assisted reading program thatprovides schools with certified volunteer-dog team visits,which help children of all ages to feel more comfortable

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go directly towards the Paws for Tales program.


July 2017Special Events and Programs

Blacksmithing 101Learn the art of blacksmithing with anintroduction to safety, tools and theforge in this twosession class.Participants will learn hammertechniques while making an item to

take home.For adultsages 18and up.Classes arelimited tosixparticipants.Admissionis $150 perperson andincludesbothsessions.

Reservations are required. Allmaterials provided. Blacksmithing 101will take place Saturdays, July 8 and15, from 8 to 11 am at NaperSettlement.

Mini Makers Day: Folk Art

& Crafts Discover the history of the originalMakers Movement! Families canexperience traditional trades andcrafts that were taught hands-onperson-to-person. Watch livedemonstrations and converse with folkartists and craftspeople. Mini MakersDay will take place July 9 from 1 to 4pm. Between 2 and 3:30 pm, the first300 guests will be treated to free icecream from Colonial Café! Admission

is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and$8 for youth (Ages 4-12). Napervilleresidents with proof of residency,children under 4 and members arefree.

Naperville Ale FestThe fifth annual Naperville Ale Fest –Summer Edition will take place onSaturday, July 15 from 1 to 5 pm. TheNaperville Ale Fest will feature over200 unique American craft beers, livemusic and food fromsome of the area’sfavorite restaurants andfood trucks. Situated onthe grounds of the NaperSettlement, withdowntown Naperville as abackdrop, it is the idealsetting to experience craft beer.During this 21 and over event, themuseum’s historic buildings will beclosed to the public. For moreinformation visit napervillealefest.com.

Third Thursday ThinkersExperience history through yoursenses as you take your young thinkeron a museum adventure. The themeof this month’s program is Growing UpWild. Come explore the sensorygarden and see the growth of plantsfirsthand with a take-home lima beanexperiment. Third Thursday Thinkerswill take place July 20. The programwelcomes children ages 2-5 from10:30 to 11 am and children ages 5-7from 2 to 2:30 pm. This program isfree with museum admission.

Naper Nights Community

Concert Series Naper Nights sets the stage forsummer weekends of nonstop musicin July and August. Experience aweekend full of great rock music,delicious food and cold drinks! Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy musicunder the stars on the beautifulgrounds of Naper Settlement thissummer. July will be jam-packed withbands that have never before graced

the Naper Nights stage. Friday, July21, will showcase Journeyman, anEric Clapton tribute band; followed bythe nation’s premier tribute to TomPetty & the Heartbreakers, thePettybreakers. Visitors will “groove” toa fun-filled evening on Saturday, July22. Kicking the night off will be TheChicago Experience, a tribute to thelegendary band Chicago. They arethen followed by Shining Star, a bandthat recreates the magic of Earth,Wind & Fire. Both are sure to performall the songs you know by heart. Foodwill be provided by Sharko’s BBQ.Gates are open from 5 to 10 pm.Tickets are $15 adults and $10 youth(ages 4-12). No outside food orbeverages are allowed. Freeadmission for members and childrenunder four. For more information visitwww.napernights.org or call 630-420-6010.

Tosi Architecture Tour Suburban home builder Don A. Tosileft a distinct legacy of 1950s-80sAurora and Naperville homes. Takeadvantage of this unique opportunityto view Tosi architectural drawings andother archival materials at theCollections Care and Storage Facility,then join a guided trolley tour of Tosihomes with a mid-century modernbent in Naperville neighborhoods. TheTosi Architecture Tour will take placeJuly 23 from 1 to 4 pm. The tour is $25per person and will meet at theCollections Care and Storage Facilityin the Naperville Department of PublicWorks Building, Door F, 180 Fort HillDr., Naperville. Reservations arerequired.

Playscape ReadersFind a seat on the quilt for anengaging story time featuringchanging seasonal themes. PlayscapeReaders will take place on July 26.Story time for children ages 2 to 5 is at11 am and story time for children ages5 to 7 is at 1 pm. This program is freewith museum admission.

About Naper Settlement and the Naperville Heritage SocietyNaper Settlement is a nationally accredited, award-winning outdoor museum set on 12 acres in the heart of Naperville at 523 S. Webster St., where

history comes to play and the community comes to connect. With a commitment to the community and a focus to the future, the mission of theNaperville Heritage Society, administrator of Naper Settlement, is to collect, document, preserve and support the history of Naperville, Illinois, past

and present. For more information, visit www.napersettlement.org or call 630-420-6010.




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